All Forum Posts by: Keith Bowers

Steve,

Thanks man. Great to hear i am on the right track.

Are you a contractor in need of some extra hands? Are you looking for a hard working individual to assist you with you remodeling projects? Are you willing to teach someone who is serious about learning? Then i am your guy. I am looking to volunteer for experienced rehabber, flipper, wholesaler, ect. I am located in the DMV area and i am free on the weekends. I look forward to working with you!

I am resident of the D.C, Maryland, Virgina area. Throughout bigger pockets  forums and blog post we hear of these somewhat mythical beings called wholesalers. The concept of wholesaling seems both challenging and rewarding. I am "newbie" dying to get his feet wet. I've talked to developers, lawyers, and casual investors but have yet to to bump into one person who's career is investing in real estate. What better place than here to seek out investors looking to lend a hand. So again i must ask where are the wholesalers?

I've definitely gained insight from Ibrahim and Andrew. Being upfront and building relationships with buyers first is great advice. Thank you 

Hello Biggerpockets community,
I am a young aspiring real estate investor. After many months of researching and learning i am ready to get off my butt and get in the field. Like many of you all i am interested in wholesaling.
Wholesaling is a concept I heard of before from real estate "gurus" who claimed it to be a no risk no money down oppertunity. Of course i knew this was too good to be true. Over the months i have been scouring the web for anything i could find on real estate investing. The question i have come up with is this: If i get a house on contract and cannot find a buyer who is willing to take my assignment what do i do?
With little to no capital of my own what would be some viable exit strategies in a situation that i have described?